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Colorado has something that every backcountry skier dreams of: places where you can hit the slopes year-round.

My dad said we’d climb the Grand Teton and I thought he’d lost his mind; 3 days later I was standing on top.

To me, aid climbing was for the 60-plus guys at our Alpine Club in Croatia. Then I learned it in New York, for El Cap.

For those times you can’t get up the Gunks, grab your gym bag and go explore the city!

The Rockaways surf crowd is basically New York City itself, with more sand in its curls.

Four hikes, from Inwood Hill to Breakneck Ridge, run from an easy city escape to a real leg-burner.

This is the last in our series of in-depth looks at New York’s best mountain biking Trails.

This is the fourth in our series of in-depth looks at New York’s best mountain biking trails.

This is the third in our series of in-depth looks at New York’s best mountain biking trails.

This is the second in our series of in-depth looks at New York’s best mountain biking Trails.

This is the first in our series of in-depth looks at New York’s best mountain biking trails.

Not every trail near New York City lives up to the hype. Five parks tested, with an honest verdict on each.

Mountain biking in New York sounds like a joke until you hit the singletrack. We rode 5 spots to find the best.